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THE BAKFJ: DAILY TIMES, APRIL 15, 1901.
aturday Special, April 1 6
Ladies' Waists at 79c.
We have too many Waists at $1.00 and to close the lot and
make room for our Muslin Waists, which we expect to arrive in
a few days, we maks the above low price.
Fifty Ladies' Shirt Waists, made of fancy woven white
ground with black, blue and red figures, double breasted shield
front, trimmed with large pearl buttons, graduated plait in back
and stock collar with pointed tab, a splendid value at $.co.
Your choice on Saturday for only 79c each.
Bear in mind these Waists are strictly up to-date and were
bought especially for the Spring and Summer trade. You will
make no mistake in buying this bargain.
PERRY & CAMP,
71 and 75 Main Street, - - - - Barre, Vermont
Velour Covered Footrests, Like Cut,
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Only 39c fc.ach.
These Footrests have bronzed metal legs and are perfect
beauties. The price has been everywhere 75c. We have
only one hundred of them, so get one while they last.
A Carload of Wall Paper
has just arrived and is ready for your inspection. This let
was bouget at a price that allows us to sell the Paper and
Border ail at the same price. This is a departure that
you will certainly appreciate, as we can save you almost one
half on the price you pay elsewhere. Remember the place,
Emergency Furniture Store,
Opposite Bales' Granite Block. B, V. Hooker & Co.
Ambulance Calls and Undertaking Work Promptly Attended to.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Smart Clothes
FOR
Smart Dressers
Ccme, now! Which would you
rather do go to a tailor and pay
$30.00 for a Suit no better in style,
fit cr making, or would you rather
pay us $15.00 or $18.00 for a Suit
and put the difference in your pocket
and escape the bother, delays and dis
appointments of order-made Clothes?
Of course I That is what any sensi
ble man would do.
Smart Single and Double-breasted
Sack Suits, excellent for wear, fash
ioned to fit ; concave shoulders ; hand
tailored from beginning to end.
If you will call here and look,
we'll sell a Suit.
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FRANK McWHORTER,
Onp Prirr Clothier. " Matter and Men's Outfitter.
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Special Saturday Sale
April 1 6th, 1904.
N0 !j0 Ladies' and Misses' Belts, assorted sizes
and styles, regular 25c and 50c goods. Your choice Satur
day at 15c each or two for 25c.
Sj0 2144 Silk Bow Ties, suitable for gentleman or
Aico n, WUcV Satin leek lies. iever soia oerore
lady.
Your choice Saturday at 15c each
for less than 2CC each.
or two for '25c.
These Are All New, Fresh Goods and Arc Well Worth Investigating.
BOSTON BARGAIN STORE,
.'185-187 North Main St. Tel. 1.8-3 C N. EENYON & CO.
Champagnes at Abbott's.
Mrs. F. O. Ualph went to .rot..rt this
morning.
Babies' muslin bonnets at Veale &
Kuigtu's. j
II. J. Thwing returned this morning
from Itoxbury.
7'Jo for $100 and wrappers at
Vaughao's Saturday. ;
Saturday candy lor 20c per box at the
lied Cross l'barruaey.
Mrs. C. I). Edperton of Xor'.fcrield was
iu tbe city yesterday.
The "korrect" style in covert jackets
ami rain coats at Hits'.
Have von seen thoef." 50 oak chiffoniers
at li. v". lin ker & Co s.'
lie (sure and read the advertisement ol
Moore & Owens' store In today's Times.
Waists at a bargain at Perry's on Satur
day ouly Utij each. lingular f-1 00 quality.
Miss Alice Smith returned yesterday
from a week's visit with friends in Chel
sea. E. h. .Scott went to his home !u Gran
villa this afternoon for a few days'
visit.
Tbe North Star fur coats for fall de
livery can be seen at Moore & Owens on
Tuesday, April 19th.
The regular meeting of M. IT. Odd La
dies will be held this evening at 1 o'clock
harp. A full attendance is requested.
Yon can buy three loaves of bread at
Efstman liros.' for 25o. We have a com
plete Hue of baker's goods fresh every day.
There will be a bush ess meeting of the
. P. U. U. In the parlor of the Universa
le church this, Friday, evening at 7. 3U.
A lull attendance desired.
All munbers of St. John Court 322, C
O. F., wilt attend mass In a, body next
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock a. m. Mem
bers are requested to be at their hall in
Worihen block at 7 30 a. ui.
Secretary McCarthy of the Quarry
Workers International Union received
word last night that the difficulties in the
quarries at Hurricane Island, Maine, have
been settled and the men have returned to
work.
Rev. Mr. Roberts asks all members of
St. Elizabeth chapter to meet him after
aw vice tonight to consider a change of
date for the & miog entertainment because
of the Boys' club entertainment set for the
same evening.
Remember the dance given by the Inde
pendent Order of Foresters in Uale's pa
vilion next Tuesday evening. Coffee and
sandwiches served free. Gilbertson 8 or
chestra ill furnish rnusio and C. O. Aver-
ill will be floor manager.
Something new at McWborter's! Em
blem suspenders for the different secret
orders Musonie, I. O, O. F., Ked Men,
Modern Woodmen, kiiithts of Pythias,
Forester?, Knights of Columbus and Car
penters' Union. Allumon-ruade.
W. A. Jordon of Wollaston; Mass , state
organizer of Ked Men for Massachusetts
and Vermont, arrivd in the city this af
ternoou and will institute a lied Men's
tribe In East Barre tonight. The Iroiuoi
tribe of this city wilt work the degree.
A New Catch. Fresh and bright. IUue
fish, Halibut, Haddock, Col, (Just, Lake
Trout, Fresh Salmon, Bullheads, IVrch,
Yellow Pike, Alewives, Flounders, Had-
deuk Iloe, Lobsters and clams this week.
Your orders early for prompt service. City
Fish Market. Tel. 10-2.
II. F. Cutler, the liveryman, brought
suit in trover, against Leon Dtlscoll, in
city court today for a wagon which he sold
to Driscoll and on which he held a lieu the
latter having suld the wagon in New York
state. The defendant confessed judgment
and settled the amount of the suit and
costs, $42.
The four ring circus of musical comedy
entitled "looping the Joop," which will
be the attraction at the Barre opera honse
April 19 is a scream from start to finish.
It contains humorous situations, and much
wholesome fun. Ross Suow, the original
Happy Hooliiiitn, heads the list of this
clever company.
Barre Council No. 401, K. of C, wish
to txtend their sincere thanks to the la
dies who so generously gave their services,
to the artists who so kindly assisted in the
nteitainmertt a d all others who contrib
uted to make their baziar, April 4th to
11th, a success. A. C. Moore, J. M.
Branlt, P. H. Brown, L. .1. Uood, D. J.
Sullivan. K. of C fair committee.
Each succeeding evening finds a larger
audience at the opera house to witness
and enjoy the entertainments presented by
the Marks Bros. Dfamatic compauy.whicu
is as good an endorsement of the show as
ciin bo desired. Last evening the com
pany presented "A Bird in a Cage " This
evening the play will be "East Lynne."
Tomoriow afternoon there will be a ma
tinee when 'Camille" will be presented.
Regarding the new athletic eligibility
mla the Moutpeller Journal says: Ou
this aew basis, athletics iu both schools
will be greatly improved so f:i as interest
on the part of the general public Is con
cerned, as the element of spite has be-n
removed. All the friends of Montpelier
seminary are rejoiced at the result of
Wednesday's meeting. Good base ball,
this spring, is abundantly pioiuised by th3
way in which the team is getting into
practice.
There is a great volume of correspond-
lenee passing in and out ot trie bands-oi
the base bell managing committee at i-nis
time, but as yet no men have signed. The
managers are iu correspondence with some
25 well known base ball players and the
task of selecting a team is being pushed
as rapidly as possible. Word has been re
ceived from Edward F. Longhlin of Con
cord, Mass., who played with St. Albans
last season, that he will not beableto siun
with Rutland this year, it is supposed he
has signed with his former manager, Da
ley, of the Montpelier-Harre team. Rut
land Herald. .
It looks much as though there would be
a full house at the Boys' club entertain
ment tiext Thursday night. This is the
first the club has ever given for the bene
fit of their work. The club has this year
been under heavy expense to fit up its
present large quarters. And as the talent
now be.inu advertised are to give their
services to the club the public no doubt
will not only be glad to help the club, but
avail themselves of the opportunity of
hearing a high class entertainment at a
reasonable price. Tickets are now on
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Prices
23 and 35 cents.
A. P. ABBOTT Sc CO. A. P. ABBOTT 6c CO. A. P. ABBOTT 5c CO.
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Champagnes Ate Intoxicating!
So Ate Ours!
Our Champap-ne Dry Goods are intoxicating. Thev lead ladies to purchase whether ready or
not. They captivate the select trade. The poor can have them as well as the rich. Here they are !
Champagne Dress Goods.
Champagne Dimities at 12 l-2c.
Champagne Grecian Voiles at 18c.
Champagne Paris Suittings for skirts and
suits at 18c.
Champagne Mercerized Duck for skirts
and tailored suits at 25c.
Champagne Mercerized Striped Duck
for tajliored suits at 25c.
Champagne Simi'le de Soie. This is
the queen of wash goods. Now 25c
Champagne Silk Muslins. These are
the 25c grade. Now 19c.
Champagne Mercerized Mattassee for
35c
Champagne Jacquard and Damask
Wa'stings for 45c
Champagne Lace Striped Silk Muslins,
new and beauties for evening or graduation
dresses, 50c per yard.
Champagne Wool Dress Goods at
$1.00 per yard, a good $1.25 grade, .
Champagne Dress Goods.
Champagne Taffeta Si!ks, the very bet
grades, 75c
Champagne Kai Kai Si'k, 24 inches
wide, for 50c
Champagne Pongee Silks, one yard
wide. This is a special for 98c But
f:w dry goods stores have it at any price.
Champagne Dress Trimmings.
Champagne Laces and Allovers in
popular prices.
Champaigne Braids and Insertions from
5c up.
Champagne Gloves.
' Champagne Gloves for Ladies
tvvo-ciasp
Champagne Waists and Suits.
Champagne Waists in our (Jarmcnr
Department at $2.98 and $5.00.
Champagne Raglans a: $12. 00 and
Coats at $16.50.
Champagne Tailored Suits .it $20. CO
and $22.50. '
Champagne Silk Petticoats at $vS.75.
Champagne Shirt Waist Suits at $15-00,
these
and
Berlins,
Misses,
for 25c
Champagne 2-button Network Gloves,
the latest, for 50c
Champagne Kid Gloves, the warranted
kind, for $1. 00.
Champagne Lace Curtains.
Champagne Nottingham Lace Curtains
for $3.00 per pair.
Champagne Nottingham CordeJ Lace
Curtains for $3.50 per pair.
Net Curtains for
Champagne Cable
$3.75 per pair.
Champagne Cable Net Curtains,
heavily corded, for $5.75 per pair.
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Champagne Hats in Mrs. V. F., Shepard's Millinery Parlors.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Champagne dry goods at Abbott's. .
Saturday sale of wrappers at Vaughan's,
"do.
You can get Elastic Carbon Paint at
Sowden & Lyon's.
Babies' white dresses in short and long,
new ones, at Veale & Knight's.
A Rebekah whist party will be held at
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
W. II. Pitkin left today on an extended
business trip through New York state.
Mrs. Nellie Smith returned today from
a several weeks stay in North Wontpelier.
See the display of furs and fur-lined
eoats at Moore & Owens' Tuesday, April
Hith.
The Rev. O. II. Watt will preach at the
Boutwell gchoolhouse Sunday afternoon at
3 o clock.
Note the exceptional value in ladies'
spring suits effered by Fitts and now on
sale at fl j 00.
Frank Bellvllle went to Hanover, X. II.,
today to visit Lis father, who Is in
the hospital there.
A daughter was bora vesterday to Mrs,
F. D. burgess, being a granddaughter of
Mrs. A. D. Eurgess.
The train to the quarries will be held
until after the close of the entertainment
at the opera house Saturday evening.
Do you want a waist? If yoa do, go to
Perry's on Saturday and buy one of those
bargains in waists for only 70o each.
We are se'linc, and shall continue to
sell, twenty pounds of extra fine granulated
sugar for one dollar. Eastman bros.
Prof. (). D. Mathewson went to White
River Junction today to attend the annual
schoolmasters' banqnet which is given
there tonight.
Miss Lucy Calef, who has been spend
ing the winter In th South, arrived in the
city last night aud went to her home in
Washington this morning.
Miss Mann who has bean teaching in
South Rarre but was obliged to give up
her school on account of illness, went to
her Lome fii Randolph today.
A special meeting of the. amusement
committee of Queti of Forest Circle ?!
nm-t with Mrs Foibes. A. Thomas block,
tonight at half past s -veil sharp. Busi
ness of importance to be discdssed.
At the Presbyterian church next Wed-!
nibY evening at 7 ."0 o'clock the niem-bi-r?if
the Roy's brigade will give a
uii;;u r-ntertainment. Tbe entire pro
irntm will be in the bands of the boys.
They have been rehearsing for this exhi
bition the past few tveeka.' Tickets only
10 cents. j
Rari'lay Bros, have decided to put in a
100 horse power gas engine to supply their
motive power as soon as the can plant is
ready to r'o business. Two otht-r concerns
are considering the matter and will un
doubtedly have gas engines Installed as
soon as the lias is beina made to run
them.
SA TURD AY CA NDIES
fOR APRIL 16, 1904.
DELICIOUS GLAZE FRUITS, per poanJ .20c
FRESH HADE CREAM DATES, per pound '. 15c
OUR FAMOUS FUDGE, per pound 15c
DELICIOUS KLXTURE OF CHOCOLATES AND BON EONS, per pound.. 15c
PEANUT BAR, per pound 10c
These Candies Are Fresh Hade and Pure.
BARRE CANDY KITCHEN.
X ? T ? ? T T7i ? ? T T T ? ? ? AA'&TiTToTiiSiiT?Ti!iT5
i Will Be rleased to bee Youl
AT THE OLD STAND.
O. J. DODGE, Jeweler and Stationer,
Quinlen B!oci, North Main St., - Barre. Vermont. J
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Our Home-made Apple Jelly ? Guaranteed pure
apple juice and granulated sugar. The price per
tumbler is only - - - - - - 10c
Auto Club Boned Herring, per can, - - 10c
Out New Season's Seeds have fast arrived.
Merchant's Economic Grocery
lain relay a! Ladd
Ms ?
? Gloss Carriage Taint Mode
will wear as Ions; as Devne's. Xo others
are as heavy bodied, because Dtvoe's
weitih 8 to 8 ounces more to the pint. Sold
by Ueynolds & Son.
Grocery Department.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen,
Twenty pounds best extra fine Sugar for
Imported French Peas, packed in France, per can,
American Peas, per can - -Fancy
Pitted Ked Cherries, per can, -Premier
Asparagus Points, 'per can, -Fancy
Dry Shrimps, per can,
- 20c
$1.00
- 18c
10, 121 and 15c
30c
25c
20c
GOLF GLU:
AT CUT PRICES.
$2.00 Socket Privets for - -
2.00 Hand Forged Clubs for -1.50
Socket Drivers for - -Also
a nice line of Clubs for
Hiskelt and Wijird Golf Ball
for only 45c tach.
s
$1.50
1.50
1.00
1.00
Bafcery Department.
Try our new Currant Buns, per dozen, -Try
our new Spiced Cakes, per dozen, - - -HotBaked
Beans and Brown Bread Saturday.
10c
10c
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
Meat Department.
Three bottles of Real Horseradish for -Fowls,
per pound, - -Lamb
Chops, per pound, . - -Legs
of Lamb, per pound, - - - -
Beef and Pork Roasts.
Full line of Vegetables, Celery, Lettuce, Rhubarb, etc
25c
20c
18c
18c
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